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Can science fiction still predict the future?

As time goes by, it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish between science fiction and reality, says SF exhibition curator Andy Sawyer

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Weird and wild underwater creatures

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Research notes from the wild side

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The birth and rise of batteries

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Exploring animals' emotional experiences

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The modern marvel of magnetic levitation

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Cool viruses from pox to pandemics

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Funny findings: an exploration of why we laugh

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An artist who had a radioactive imagination

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From stroke survivor to compulsive artist

In Shadows Bright as Glass, Amy Ellis Nutt explores creativity and neuroscience through the remarkable story of stroke survivor Jon Sarkin

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Virtual architecture built in computer-cut cardboard

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Google's inner workings

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Our dysfunctional romance with plastic

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The wonder of water

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